Top 3 BEST Anonymous Operating Systems

These three operating systems are some of the safest operating systems designed to protect your privacy, security, and anonymity - all of which can be routed through Tor!

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00:00 Introduction
00:12 TailsOS
02:28 Whonix
03:46 Honorable Mentions
05:03 QubesOS
#techlore #anonymous #privacy

[techlore]

Have you used any of them? Which were your favorites? Did I miss something you love? Let everyone know below! ⬇

[andyroid]

*_Man, there aren't many people in my life that I can fully trust (and this includes my family lol)... but I consider you and 'The New Oil channel' are 2 of the most (and are likely THE most) trustworthy sources I've found for online safety, online security, online anonymity, & online privacy. And yes, I love 'The Surveillance Report._*

*I've followed your various install guides (and various bits of valuable advice) & have been VERY happy with the results. And this video is another great & informative one. You guys are awesome. Thanks for your consistent (and near priceless) advice!*

[waltz]

I would love it if you could make an updated video on mobile privacy and where things stand at the moment. After your video and Louis Rossmann's video on the GrapheneOS drama I just can't trust that as an option anymore. And honestly, I realise how limited the mobile space is for privacy, security, and overall control over your data. I don't think Linux phones are even close to being usable, and I don't really trust any other ROMs since I've heard mixed opinions on all of them. So what are we left with in the end? A video on this would be very useful.

[jeremycrochtiere]

Qubes is an incredibly secure OS especially when the layered sunboxing compartmentalization system is fully utilized.

[DaveSomething]

apparently you shouldn't use any of these in France...

[Edward-pwzz]

nice video!
when i get myself a new pc i am going to run CubeOS

[crowlsyong]

0:12 Tails
2:28 Whonix
3:46 H. Mentions
5:03 QubesOS

[NoEggu]

Parrot OS is another Linux operating system that has a focus on privacy and security, via their "anon surf" feature that funnels everything over TOR network.
You can toggle that feature on and off with ease.

And since the anon surf feature funnels everything through TOR network, you are protected from more than just using your web browser.

[JAM_]

I'm just curious if you have any takes on lavabit since it's been resurrected in 2017. I haven't seen many people talking about since it's original shutdown after the FBI tried to obtain their SSL and encryption keys.

[IanChiu]

❤awesome OS, I will try. BTW, which model of phone in the video?

[redeyesdrogon]

These are really nice options. Great to have more options

[zeevmanz]

QubesOS is the future! Most amazing project for sure! 🤘🏻

[DOOM]

Would be awesome to see a video about this for phone os

[Megaghost_]

Great, I only knew about TAILS. Thanks!

[david-jrfn]

Which would you recommend for daily use, which is easiest to use?

[buckwheat]

Well Done! Thank You! Oohraah!!! 🇺🇸🤠🇺🇸

[FlashdogFul]

Thank you good video. Have you done a video on how to secure a Chrombook ?
I know that might sound silly but it's what I have.

[dragoscepraga]

QUBES OS, is that actually an SSD installable operating system or is it just a V.M. like Tails and Whonix...?!?

[Marty_YouTuber]

i am using kodachi linux, But i will probbly install Kali linux for work and more day to day things. And Windows 11 is Okey for gaming. But I like Pop OS But i hate GNOME i want XFCE on pop os.

[thisislilraskal]

Does a virtual machine require more resources like ram etc to be able to run at its best?